The event on 15 February 2019, focused on the funding challenges experienced by civil society in the region, we launched a series of events and publications entitled “Wielding the funding strings of civil society in Southeast Asia” with support by the Open Society Foundations.
Photo by Rosalia Sciortino, Catha Maria, Kanyawee Seedabut and Tipakson Manpati
SEA Junction directorand student volunteers from
Muhammadiyah, Jakarta
Sign in time
Students volunteer guidedguest to sign in
Student volunteers helpedwith selling books
The event was about to start
SEA Junction director,Rosalia Sciortino gave an
introduction about the event
The SEA Junction directordiscussed that democracy
in Southeast Asia is experiencing
a decline
There are 4 factors thataffect funding to CSOs in
Southeast Asia as following
Midnight Poonkasetwattan,Asia Pacific Coalition on Man
Sexual Health (APCOM)’s
executive director
Midnight mentioned thatback in 2007 funding from
civil society group was
much more unrestricted
Moving ahead from 10years to now
Kamala (Nana) Chandrakirana
Kamala (Nana) Chandrakirana
Infographic created by the UN
As an activist Nana
What it is challenging usis to really come up
A participant asked aquestion on how do we
really insure
Reflection from Nana
Reflection from Midnight
Reflection from Lia